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Some tips on mumble-server.ini


narcisgarcia
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In the wiki page:

http://mumble.sourceforge.net/Running_Murmur

Doesn't specify some questions I have around the purpose of each parameter in mumble-server.ini:


- bandwidth is now specified in kilobits per second, ok, but it's for total bandwidth usage (all the people talking at once) or is the limit for each user?


- serverpassword is to be specified in plain text? On a default and simple installation, will be required to each user to connect?


- registerHostname expects a FDQN name? (eg. mumble.mydomain.com ) The requirement is that the hostname resolves to the public IP of the server?


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- bandwidth is now specified in kilobits per second, ok, but it's for total bandwidth usage (all the people talking at once) or is the limit for each user?

Per user.

 

- serverpassword is to be specified in plain text? On a default and simple installation, will be required to each user to connect?

Every unregistered user needs the password.

When registered and logging in to an account you don't need the server pw.

 

- registerHostname expects a FDQN name? (eg. mumble.mydomain.com ) The requirement is that the hostname resolves to the public IP of the server?

the ini says

and only set the registerHostname for static IP
,

so, yes.

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